Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm

In recent studies many researchers have identified non-agricultural attributes of land that significantly contribute to its value. They claim that the increasing proportion of the value of land may now be explained by environmental amenities in rural areas. On the other hand, mainstream economics sa...

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Main Authors: Bazyli Czyżewski, Piotr Kułyk, Łukasz Kryszak
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2019-01-01
Series:Ekonomska Istraživanja
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2019.1642778
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spelling doaj-943105d50106417f81527e878abded752020-11-25T02:08:26ZengTaylor & Francis GroupEkonomska Istraživanja1331-677X1848-96642019-01-013212080209810.1080/1331677X.2019.16427781642778Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigmBazyli Czyżewski0Piotr Kułyk1Łukasz Kryszak2Poznan University of Economics and BusinessUniversity of Zielona GóraPoznan University of Economics and BusinessIn recent studies many researchers have identified non-agricultural attributes of land that significantly contribute to its value. They claim that the increasing proportion of the value of land may now be explained by environmental amenities in rural areas. On the other hand, mainstream economics says that farmland values are determined by the discounted stream of returns (present value model). The main aim of this work was to adapt neoclassical concept of the Returns Discount Model (RDM) of Saphiro–Gordon type to the case of a land market in Poland. We introduced a modified RDM (i.e. the multilevel variance component model) to answer whether it remains applicable to the valuation of farmland in the context of sustainable agriculture. It was found that in spite of the growing role of non-productive functions of agriculture the improved RDM continues to perform well as a tool to assess changes in land prices.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2019.1642778farmland pricerdm modelpresent value modelsustainable agricultureland rent
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Piotr Kułyk
Łukasz Kryszak
Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
Ekonomska Istraživanja
farmland price
rdm model
present value model
sustainable agriculture
land rent
author_facet Bazyli Czyżewski
Piotr Kułyk
Łukasz Kryszak
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title Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
title_short Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
title_full Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
title_fullStr Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
title_full_unstemmed Drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (RDM) to the sustainable paradigm
title_sort drivers for farmland value revisited: adapting the returns discount model (rdm) to the sustainable paradigm
publisher Taylor & Francis Group
series Ekonomska Istraživanja
issn 1331-677X
1848-9664
publishDate 2019-01-01
description In recent studies many researchers have identified non-agricultural attributes of land that significantly contribute to its value. They claim that the increasing proportion of the value of land may now be explained by environmental amenities in rural areas. On the other hand, mainstream economics says that farmland values are determined by the discounted stream of returns (present value model). The main aim of this work was to adapt neoclassical concept of the Returns Discount Model (RDM) of Saphiro–Gordon type to the case of a land market in Poland. We introduced a modified RDM (i.e. the multilevel variance component model) to answer whether it remains applicable to the valuation of farmland in the context of sustainable agriculture. It was found that in spite of the growing role of non-productive functions of agriculture the improved RDM continues to perform well as a tool to assess changes in land prices.
topic farmland price
rdm model
present value model
sustainable agriculture
land rent
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2019.1642778
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